IT Security Map
The secUnity map gives a comprehensive overview over the current activities in IT security in Europe. It shows the fields of expertise of the academic and industrial players and allows to establish new cooperations with partners working in adjacent fields or to identify partners for interdisciplinary collaboration.
- Cybercrime
- General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)
- Constitutional Law
- E-Governance
- Administrative Law
- Police and Regulatory Law
- State and Government’s Duties, IT Security Regulations
- Critical Infrastructure
- National Data Protection Law
- Public Procurement Law
- Criminal Law
- IT Forensics
- Legal Informatics
- Liability
- Intellectual Property and Competition Law
- Antitrust
- IT-Compliance
- E-Commerce
- Consumer Rights
- Product- and Producer Liability
- Evidence and Procedural Law
- IT Contract Law
- Legal Informatics
- Network Security
- Endpoint Security
- Communication Security
- Web Security
- Application Security
- Data Security
- Privacy Protection
- Cryptography
- Hardware Security
- Embedded Security
- Physical Security
- Security Information and Event Management (SIEM)
- IT Security Insurance
- Consulting Services
- IT Security Training and Certifications
- Managed IT Security Services
- IT Forensics
- Identity and Access Management
- Information Security Management
- Payment/Banking
- Biometrics
- Mobile Security
- Internet of Things
- Cloud Security
- Industrial Security
- Automotive Security
- Governmental/Defense Security
- Critical Infrastructure
- Individual Aspects
- Political Aspects
- Society as a whole
- Human Element in Security
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The platform introduces members of the community. It was generated from publicly available data and does not claim completeness. We need your contribution to be able to present a complete and recent state of the listed members. We are happy to add new members to the map or update entries after a quick check. Add new entry.
Until end of 2018, the map will be extended gradually with entries all over Europe to give an overview over the European community in IT security research.
